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Posted by casered on February 11, 2005 at 21:30:53 from (207.69.252.42):
In Reply to: Green Power posted by EricB on February 11, 2005 at 06:17:51:
About 5-6 years ago there was a local man in his mid thirties that passed away. From what I can't remember. However he was a big tractor fanatic and loved farming. His family got in contact with the local farmers in our area and invited them to drive their tractors to the cemetary from the church where his funeral was held. My dad and I had the fortune of being asked to be a part of this tribute. The cemetary was about five miles from the church and we had tractors of all makes and models there. From our old H and M up to brand new cabbed tractors. It was very fiting with his casket being pulled to the cemetatry by one of his relatives with his families 544. There must have been at least 25 tractors. It was a sight to see and something that I will never forget being a part of.
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